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Item - Beadle's Dime Dialogues no. 31

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Alternate Title: The Dime Dialogues No. 31: All Original And By Favorite Authors, Professors, Teachers And Amateurs, Twenty Minor Dramas, Extravaganzas, Burlesques, Farces, Dress And Humorous Pieces, For The Amateur Stage, Parlors, Schools, And Exhibitions
Subject / Tag: Dialogues, English

Ivers edition, with illustrated advertisements in rear

(source: NIU Libraries)
Online Full Text: Northern Illinois University
Series: Beadle's Dime Dialogues no. 31
Item: Beadle's Dime Dialogues no. 31
Contents: Barr's Boarders; or, That Pesky Widow (pages 9-19)
A Lively Afternoon; or, The Mistaken Vocation (pages 19-22)
A New Mother Hubbard (pages 22-23)
Bread on the Waters; or, The Angel Unawares (pages 24-29)
Forninst the Scientists; or, The Disturbed Lecture (pages 29-32)
Sloman's Angel; or, Why Jones Changed His Mind (pages 32-35)
What Each Would Do (pages 35-36)
Twenty Dollars A Lesson; or, Perkins Versus Mullekin (pages 37-42)
Aunt Betsey's Ruse (pages 42-49)
A Disconcerted Supernaturalist (pages 49-50)
Grandma Grumbleton's Protest; or, Old Ways and New (pages 51-56)
Nothing Like Training; or, The Model School (pages 56-59)
The Bubble (page 59)
Medicine for Rheumatiz (pages 60-62)
That Book Agent (pages 62-65)
The Well Taught Lesson (pages 66-69)
A Turn of the Tide; or, Too Much Tongue (pages 69-76)
A True Carpet-Bagger; or, The Lesson of a Day (pages 76-80)
Applied Metaphysics; or, A "Fust Class Fool" (pages 80-84)
What Humphrey Did (pages 85-90)
Date: April 5, 1884
Publisher: M.J. Ivers & Co. (New York (N.Y.): 379 Pearl St.) -- United States
OCLC Number: 1057728958
Description: Also includes: publisher's advertisements.
Length: 90 pages

Ivers edition, with textual advertisements in rear

(source: Digital Library @ Villanova University)
Online Full Text: Digital Library @ Villanova University
Series: Beadle's Dime Dialogues no. 31
Item: Beadle's Dime Dialogues no. 31
Contents: Barr's Boarders; or, That Pesky Widow (pages 9-19)
A Lively Afternoon; or, The Mistaken Vocation (pages 19-22)
A New Mother Hubbard (pages 22-23)
Bread on the Waters; or, The Angel Unawares (pages 24-29)
Forninst the Scientists; or, The Disturbed Lecture (pages 29-32)
Sloman's Angel; or, Why Jones Changed His Mind (pages 32-35)
What Each Would Do (pages 35-36)
Twenty Dollars A Lesson; or, Perkins Versus Mullekin (pages 37-42)
Aunt Betsey's Ruse (pages 42-49)
A Disconcerted Supernaturalist (pages 49-50)
Grandma Grumbleton's Protest; or, Old Ways and New (pages 51-56)
Nothing Like Training; or, The Model School (pages 56-59)
The Bubble (page 59)
Medicine for Rheumatiz (pages 60-62)
That Book Agent (pages 62-65)
The Well Taught Lesson (pages 66-69)
A Turn of the Tide; or, Too Much Tongue (pages 69-76)
A True Carpet-Bagger; or, The Lesson of a Day (pages 76-80)
Applied Metaphysics; or, A "Fust Class Fool" (pages 80-84)
What Humphrey Did (pages 85-90)
Date: 1884
Publisher: M.J. Ivers & Co. (New York (N.Y.): 379 Pearl St.) -- United States
Description: Also includes: publisher's advertisements.
Length: 90 pages

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